Akrilat-Dzerzhinsk - Issue 217 || RusVinyl PVC project - Issue 218 || Azot Novomoskovsk-methanol contract - Issue 224 || Nevinnomyssk melamine project - Issue 224 || Synthetic rubber monomers - Issue 226 || Uzbek-Korean petrochemical jv delay - Issue 227 || Sinopec to construct aromatics unit at Atyrau - Issue 227 || Central European Olefin/Polyolefin Production Q3 2009 - Issue 228 || PKN Orlen Q3 2009 - Issue 228 || PKN Orlen PTA - Issue 228 || MOL Q3 2009 - Issue 228 || Rompetrol Q3 2009 - Issue 228 || Bulgarian chemical industry 2009 - Issue 228 || Nizhnekamskneftekhim, Jan-Sep 2009 - Issue 228 || Salavatnefteorgsintez-Gazenergoprombank - Issue 228 || SIBUR-styrene modernisation - Issue 228 || Merchant propylene availability in decline - Issue 228 || SIBUR-Neftekhim-EO/EG expansion - Issue 228 || Tomskneftekhim to start PP production using titanium-magnesium catalysts - Issue 228 || Novy Urengoy Gas Chemical Project - Issue 228 || Evrokhim-melamine project at Nevinomyssk - Issue 228 || Novocherkassk Synthetic Products Plant - Issue 228 || Transcaucasus news - Issue 228 || BASF Coatings - Issue 228 || Polief, Jan-Sep 2009 - Issue 228 || SK Eurochem-EBRD loan - Issue 229 || Gazprom’s strategic plans for petrochemicals in Russian Far East - Issue 229 || SIBUR-Neftekhim-cracker expansion underway - Issue 229 || LUKoil-Caspian gas processing and petrochemical project - Issue 229 || Kazanorgsintez-Gazprom ethane agreement - Issue 229 || Russian PTA exports - Issue 228 || Petrom-Q3 2009 - Issue 228 || Kuibyshevazot, Jan-Sep 2009 - Issue 228 || SIBUR interested in buying Biaksplen - Issue 228 || Plastik-geogrid production - Issue 228 || Other plastics news - Issue 228 || Russian MTBE market - Issue 229 || Uzbekneftegaz, Petronas and GTL project - Issue 228 || SIBUR-Holding, outlook for 2010 - Issue 228 || Rosneft-access to Gazprom network - Issue 228 || Kazanorgsintez-debt guarantee for feedstock deal - Issue 228 || Russian formaldehyde consumption - Issue 228 || Sinopec-Atyrau aromatics complex - Issue 229 || Spolchemie-mercury extension - Issue 230 || Zachem-TDA supplies - Issue 231 || Polief-VTB - Issue 229 || Kuibyshevazot-benzene jv revived - Issue 229 || ZA Kedzerzyn-usage of coal provides security - Issue 231 || ZA Pulawy-coal supplies - Issue 231 || SIBUR-introduction of LTS units at Vyngapur and Gubinsky - Issue 231 || Other news on associated gas processing - Issue 231 || Russian propylene market 2009 - Issue 231 || Angarsk Polymer Plant-targets - Issue 231 || Metafrax 2009 - Issue 231 || Akrilat-increased domestic shipments - Issue 231 || Himsorbent-ethylene oxide pipeline - Issue 231 || Atyrau aromatics complex - Issue 231 || Polief-PTA sales 2009 - Issue 231 || Russian PET projects - Issue 231 || Russian formaldehyde production 2009 - Issue 231 || PKN Orlen-paraxylene and related investments - Issue 232 || Yugra, associated gas to petrochemical projects - Issue 232 || Nizhnekamskneftekhim to examine ethane as feedstock for one million ton ethylene cracker project - Issue 232 || Russian propylene & ethylene production, Jan-Feb 2010 - Issue 232 || Russian paraxylene consumption 2009 - Issue 232 || Yugra paraxylene and PET projects - Issue 232 || Dina-Petrochemicals agrees loans for expansion and construction - Issue 233 || Russian PTA production & trade - Issue 232 || Azerbaijan-investments in petrochemicals - Issue 232 || Sinopec wins polypropylene contract for Atyrau - Issue 232 || Petrohemija, SOCAR feedstock discussions and trials on butane at Pancevo - Issue 234 || Polish polyethylene consumption - Issue 233 || Nizhnekamskneftekhim-ethylene to Kazanorgsintez - Issue 233 || Nizhnekamskneftekhim’s one million tpa ethylene cracker unlikely to start construction pre-2013 - Issue 233 || Kazanorgsintez-financial outlook - Issue 233 || Kazanorgsintez-investment programme - Issue 233 || Novy Urengoy Petrochemical Complex-energy unit - Issue 233 || Russian BOPP market Q1 2010 - Issue 233 || Karpatneftekhim to restart olefin cracker - Issue 233 || SOCAR-Azerkimya & Petkim - Issue 233 || Mogilevkhimvolokno-PTA - Issue 233 || Spolchemie-restructuring programme & jv with DIC - Issue 236 || Serbia announces rubber project - Issue 236 || Wanhua plans 100% takeover of BorsodChem - Issue 236 || ZAK-support for zero emission chemical complex - Issue 236 || ZAK to start new nitric acid facility in October - Issue 236 || ZA Pulawy concludes melamine contract - Issue 236 || Russian chemical production first half of 2010 - Issue 236 || SIBUR-ethane from Yuzhno-Balyk - Issue 234 || SIBUR-Khimprom-polystyrene start-up - Issue 234 || Kuibyshevazot-increasing role of polyamide - Issue 234 || Alko Naphtha-PET project background - Issue 234 || BOPP expansion by Biaksplen - Issue 234 || SOCAR devises plans for chemical sector in Azerbaijan - Issue 234 || Russian ethylene production down slightly in Q2 due to maintenance shutdowns - Issue 236 || Tatneft to complete expansion of ethane capacity - Issue 236 || Kazanorgsintez-Gazprom ethane price discussion - Issue 236 || SIBUR-Khimprom, EPS plant close to start-up - Issue 236 || Azot asks for anti-dumping investigation into Russian imports - Issue 236 || Ukrainian exports of acetic acid - Issue 236 || SIBUR & VEB finalise agreement at Tobolsk - Issue 236 || NCHZ-tender process for sale starts - Issue 237 || Akrilat, domestic sales rising - Issue 236 || Akrilat propylene supply - Issue 236 || New PMMA plant for Novokuibyshevsk - Issue 236 || Russian coatings 2010 - Issue 236 || SIBUR to double gas processing at Tobolsk - Issue 237 || Yuzhniy-Balyk ethane for Tomskneftekhim - Issue 237 || Tomskneftekhim, ethane to be used for ethylene production - Issue 237 || SIBUR-Neftekhim-divisional restructuring - Issue 237 || Salavatnefteorgsintez-Kaustik, ethylene dispute - Issue 237 || Russian caprolactam market, Jan-Jun 2010 - Issue 237 || Uralkhimplast-formaldehyde processing - Issue 237 || Russian acetic acid market, Jan-Jul 2010 - Issue 237 || Russian polycarbonate market, Jan-Jun 2010 - Issue 237 || Karpatneftekhim resumes polyethylene production in August - Issue 237 || Zachem-epichlorohydrin project - Issue 236 ||
 


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Q2 2010 Russian petrochemical production data is available online in CIREC s Statistical Database

Acetic Acid

Butanols

Ethylhexanol

MMA

Phth Anhydride

PTA

Acetone

Butyl Rubber

Ethylene

Neonols

Plasticizers

PVC

Acrylic Acid

Caprolactam

Ethylene Oxide

Orthoxylene

Polyamide-6

Soda Ash

Acrylonitrile

Carbon Black

EP Rubber

Paraxylene

Polyethylene

Styrene

Ammonia

Caustic Soda

Isoprener

PET

Polypropylene

Syn Fibres

Aniline

Cumene

Isopropanol

Pentaerythritol

Polystyrene

Syn Rubber

Benzene

Epichlorohydrin

MEG

Phenol

Propylene

Toluene

Butadiene

Ethylbenzene

Methanol

P Trimer

Propylene Oxide

VCM

The Statistical Database includes more than forty mainstream olefins, polymers & organic chemicals in Russia as shown above.  Data is broken down by individual producer set against location, technology, capacity and production volume all on a quarterly basis since 2005.    

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Russian chemical market, Jan-July 2010

Revenues for the leading twenty Russian chemical companies climbed in the second quarter this year to reach levels recorded last seen in the first quarter in 2008.  At the same time, costs of raw materials have risen after significant falls seen in 2009.  Overall profitability has improved for most Russian chemical producers this year.  The third quarter may be affected by lower revenues due to reduced market consumption levels as a result of the heatwave. The record-breaking heatwave has destroyed grain crops across Russia, ruining close to a third of the country’s forecast harvest, while Russia’s largest car manufacturers Avtovaz and GAZ, closed assembly lines as high temperatures made working conditions unbearable on factory floors.

 

In the period January-July 2010 chemical production in Russia increased 18.4% against January-July 2009.  In the product sectors, a 22.4% increase was achieved for rubber and plastic products, and 23.2% for lacquers and paints.  Synthetic fibre production rose 26.4% to 50,800 tons including a 62.7% increase for polyamide fibres and yarns to 21,800 tons.  In the polymer sector, Russia increased polyethylene production by 13.4% in the first seven months to 918,700 tons.

Russian ethylene production down slightly in Q2 due to maintenance shutdowns

Russian ethylene production was affected slightly by planned downtime in the second quarter, but was still close to 600,000 tons for the three months.  For the first half year, Russia managed to exceed the results both from the same period last year and in 2008.  Production has been boosted by the cracker operation at Nizhnekamskneftekhim, which after modernisation and expansion has been running at full capacity.  However, ethylene supply is tightly balanced in Russia and further expansions are required in order to meet the demand from the large polymer projects that are being planned.  Full ethylene production and capacity data by plant is available on the Statistical Database at www.cirec.net. 

 


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